This article was written by Susan Rosenthal. It has been guest-edited by Adrienne So. Given policy discussed last month at Portland City Council that could ban right turn on red for drivers at another ...

The article below was written by BikeLoud PDX Vice-chair Kiel Johnson and was first published in that organization’s ...

On April 6, the City of Portland announced an innovative $20 million electric bike rebate program for qualified residents.

This guest article was written by Matt Zajack, who we previously profiled for his work on a traffic counting device. This ...

bike works by p:ear is seeking an experienced and community-minded Lead E-Bike and Community Shop Mechanic to support our nonprofit bike shop and youth internship program in East Portland. This ...

Mokwheel Factory Store — Oregon’s official Mokwheel flagship dealer — is looking for a motivated self-starter to run our Tualatin store part-time, with a clear path to ownership. The part most job ads ...

The Portland Bureau of Transportation just released their latest Bicycle Count Report and the numbers could be read as a case of “no news is good news.” Overall, PBOT counted 1% more bicycle riders on ...

As shared on BikePortland earlier this week, this is an event organized by a local Gorge and cycling advocate as a way to honor National Poetry Month and the beauty of the Gorge. Enjoy inspirational ...

Oregon cycling and Columbia River Gorge advocate Armando “AJ” Zelada has a special treat in store for folks cycling on the Historic Highway paths this weekend. He calls it a “pop-up celebration of ...

It’s Thorns season and bike lovers have united behind their favorite team for a bike bus to the first match. Rock your Thorns gear and flags and join a two-wheeled flotilla to the game! More info here ...

At a press conference in Vancouver today, Washington Governor Bob Ferguson announced that the Interstate Bridge Replacement Program will finally live up to its name. Instead of five miles of freeway ...